Drone Mistery!

Weird yaw action. Changed receiver, looked at everything and nothing. Full right yaw when throttling up. So, I pulled out the Tiny Whoop and got the same issue!!!  After looking at the Taranis screen I found out was wrong. Looks like the gimbal was the culprit. So, I opened up the radio and the ground cable of the Y axis was loose. Re-soldered the 3 cables, hot glue them in place and done. Now I don't have to buy the Hal Sensor gimbals.... yet....

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